About.
INSPIRED BY CHALLENGE.
I was born in Witbank and matriculated in 1997 at Hoerskool Suid Natal. In my matric year I was promoted to Deputy Head Boy. I became 1st team Rugby Captain as well as senior ‘Victor Laudorium’. On leaving high school I studied Sports Administration and Marketing at Pretoria Technikon. Unfortunately, due to a lack of funds I had to ‘drop out’ of higher learning. Consequently I had to look for a job in order to support myself. From the word go, I knew I wanted to be in a business that was highly competitive and on the coalface of capitalism.
In matric I was interviewed by a popular newspaper and one of the questions was “What do you want to be when you are older?” My immediate answer was “A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN”.
Today i really do indeed see myself as one. Regarding my personality i would say that i am very competitive, goal -orientated, target- driven, trustworthy and I have a strong passion and love for people.
I have a beautiful family, 3 kids, my oldest daughter is Carli she is 8 years old, the middle boy Clinton is 7 years old and then my last born, Liam is 2 years old, and they are the lights of my life.
I met my wife through business, and what a blessing that was. We have been together now for over 7 years already which of the 7 we are married for 4 years already, she was definitely sent along my path for only 1 good reason and thats to help me grow my business and make our lives just a much better place.
All in all, I am success-driven. I have had my own business from the age of 21 and have enjoyed every minute of it, no, every second of it. I look forward to Monday morning as much as I do Friday afternoon.
Work.
HARD WORK PAYS OFF.
Kobus is the Managing Director of CCL GLobal. A successful business that has a proven track record of 30 years, that trains up individuals in both theory and practical, to enable them to successfully run their own businesses throughout South Africa and Namibia.
Goodwill & Charity .
GIVING IS REWARDING.
Together with my company CCL Global, we engage in a fair amount of charity work to support those less fortunate.
DANVILLE.
For the December 2016 Christmas project for the Danville, we put together over 80 parcels for 80 different homes, which consisted of food and cleaning material. We then delivered this at the Church in Danville where the CEO Kobus Tosen, hosted a presentation and motivation to them. Hot dogs and cold drinks were handed out as well as gift parcels.
